letter to the magazine incorrect info 1. correct info 2. not expected 3. what to do

Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing this letter to express my discontent regarding the article published in your magazine. The information mentioned about the oldest university is incorrect. It includes an article in the page 14 relating to the best and the conventional universities that provide students with top education and research technologies. It is concluded that the first traditional english-speaking university is the Cambridge, however, as a matter of fact, Oxford was established in 1096 whereas, Cambridge in 1209. I never anticipated that a top magazine like yours, can publish information without through checking. As highly influential among the companies and individuals it is the vital responsibility to make sure that the content is absolutely correct. I would strongly suggest you to publish a new version with the right information, in addition to that, an apology for incorrect and not proof reading the matter initially. I also strictly urge you to thoroughly ensure with the factual information and hope this is an accident never repeated. I look forward from hearing from you. Yours faithfully,